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Do the problem as stated in the text but with the device transconductances changed to g1 = g2 = 20 Ω−1. If needed, assume the MOSFET threshold voltage is 0. Find the Thevenin equivalent for this circuit as seen at the output. *4.60 Determine vout (t) as a function of vs(t) for the circuit in Fig. P4.60. Assume VDD = 2.5 V. Figure P4.60: Two-MOSFET circuit for Problem 4.60.

Do the problem as stated in the text but with the device transconductances changed to g1 = g2 = 20 Ω−1. If needed, assume the MOSFET threshold voltage is 0. Find the Thevenin equivalent for this circuit as seen at the output. *4.60 Determine vout (t) as a function of vs(t) for the circuit in Fig. P4.60. Assume VDD = 2.5 V. Figure P4.60: Two-MOSFET circuit for Problem 4.60.

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Do the problem as stated in the text but with the device transconductances changed to g 1 = g 2 = 20 Ω − 1 . If needed, assume the MOSFET threshold voltage is 0 . Find the Thevenin equivalent for this circuit as seen at the output. *4.60 Determine v out ( t ) as a function of v s ( t ) for the circuit in Fig. P4.60. Assume V DD = 2.5 V .
Figure P4.60: Two-MOSFET circuit for Problem 4.60.

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